@Manju

I agree with your view that when we look at society and the world in general this is the feeling one gets regarding celebration of Women’s Days. It is very ironical when seen in many different contexts. That is the sad reality which we are faced with today in different parts of the world. But I find things are slowly changing no doubt it…[Read more]

Very true all humans suffer from one  kind or other the other kind of depression in once life at one point or another. The likelihood of people suffering from this health issue has increased manifold due to the kind of lifestyle people lead and the kind of society we are in. Everything has been related to materialism or monetary…[Read more]

It is believed that Pushamitra Sunga was a Saivite Brahmin Commander-in-chief of Bruhadratha who was encouraging Buddhism and even punishing those who do not follow the principles of Buddhists. At the same time, the Buddhism also had experienced internal squabbles. There were two branches one is called Hinayana and the other Mahayana. In spite of…[Read more]

The short statured Ashoka was very ruthless and caused immense casualties during the battle of Kalinga. While he had got some opportunity to witness the victory in the battle suddenly he perceived the intensity and stubbornness with which the people of Kalinga were sacrificing their life for the sake of their land. This has turned and moved his…[Read more]

I think each and every person will be suffering from one kind of depression or the other. But, the severity lies in experiencing the symptoms with frequency. If one experiences the symptoms regularly for 15 or 20 days they require some consultation or treatment from a specialist. These are all due to the activities of man-made creations. In olden…[Read more]

Happiness does not know boundaries….everything past, present, and the future is the tools for happiness. If memories are of the past, experiences are meant for the present, and the inventions and discoveries are meant for future.

Happiness lies in simplicity

Thanks. This is a very nice article cautioning people what to do in case of emergencies. There are some people who by virtue of their ignorance meet with calamities. The fire accidents are common nowadays and in the villages as most of the houses are made of dry grass they catch fire easily even by a small fire from a match stick. The fire due to…[Read more]

It is really interesting to read the post. I never knew that no birds fly over this temple and also about the flag fluttering always in the direction opposite to the wind flow. I also came to know about the archeological discovery of the dried river. Really interesting. If I happened to visit this temple I will certainly make use of this…[Read more]

It was for this day I tried to be in Banaras and watch the events there. But, I am unfortunate. I could not get His permission. I remained at home as usual and performed the pooja. But, this time the vibrations were very severe in me when I was chanting PANCHAKSHARI. I felt it within myself. It was really a great feeling. If everything goes…[Read more]

In the world where women are kept in subordinate position,even in the most developed countries,where women are seen as physical objects,where theyface voilence in home and outside,where a single woman is not viewed with respect, where they are asked to cover themselves because others have dirty eyes,where they are treated as servants …I find it…[Read more]

True staying rooted in the present is the ideal situation taking each day at a time and making the best out of it. The analogy of the football and goalkeeper is aggressive but can work wonders as one cannot sit idle mulling if a plan fails. Instead if the individual devises a new counter strategy to effect a change in the situation and keeps…[Read more]

In my view changing the course of action instead of brooding over the past is the best way of achieving success.

It should be like taking the football to the opponent’s side every time changing the strategy and the direction without any disappointment if once it is stopped by the Goalkeeper. Every time, the Goalkeeper of the opposite time may…[Read more]

Thank you for expressing your point of you in a very direct way. Yes even I have seen many families going through such situations and that continues till years. I fully agree with you when these husbands should just mind their business when they are in no position to do anything and the poor lady has to slog and do everything from A to Z  they…[Read more]

Treat a woman like fellow human being. Generally, a wife enters your house expecting some hope and support from you. If you deny them, she will go shattered and the trouble starts and may go to any extent. Of course, no lady is timid nowadays to bear with tauntings of the husband. There are still some ladies who are docile and degrade themselves…[Read more]

@acelawrites

Happy to hear from you and feels good to know that people nowadays treat women the way they should be treated with respect. But there are many places in the world where woman are discriminated for different reasons. Like in the case of salary, facilities which are not gender neutral in many countries especially in the private sector,…[Read more]

@PEEUSH TRIKHA

Totally agree with your view regarding maintaining distance out of respect especially with people who are not related to us or those whom we know very little about or strangers. We should see that they do not feel uncomfortable with our presence due to ego, attitude or any sort of domination as mentioned by you even in the case of…[Read more]

@Mahesh

Appreciate your response for the above topic. Yes I do agree that it is better to take one step at a time especially when we are going to try something new. For this we definitely have to compromise and move out of our comfort zone cocoons which we would have built over a long period of time which is nothing but a state of mental barrier…[Read more]